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not one word, literally ONE word was live lmao. The entire set, including ALL guest were pre-recorded.

@@earlusmcdivett yeah, I love Madonna but you’re right non was live but anyways its a halftime show and tons of guests maybe to avoid micro problems they decided that was the best

@@earlusmcdivett I can't imagine that if the entirety of this performance were pre-recorded that certain parts wouldn't have sounded better. "Vogue," "Music," and "Give Me Your Lovin'" were unmistakably studio versions. The short snippets she and Cee-Lo did of "Open Your Heart" and "Express Yourself" with the drum corps were live. "Like a Prayer" was definitely live. Her voice sounds vastly different from the original recording and it's far from polished. As mentioned in other comments here, you can hear the difference from this angle; the live vocals seem quite a bit clearer over the backing tracks. With SuperBowl events requiring lightning-fast setup by a small army of volunteers, there are so many factors that could go dramatically wrong. In most cases, lip syncing is simply a way for the show to minimize the possibility of a nightmare scenario. The fact that the one song it appears she sang live was the last in the entire performance is evidence enough for the argument.

He said encore not hardcore and I can't tell what else he said